Become A Wabi Sabi Spiritual Warrior

One of my most effective “surviving and thriving” tools is the practice of Wabi Sabi. Known predominantly as an ancient Japanese aesthetic that honors all things old, worn, imperfect and impermanent, Wabi Sabi seeks to find the beauty and perfection in imperfection. Between Covid-19 and the crashing economy coupled with epic levels of uncertainty and […]

Was the Virus Predicted 5,000 years ago by an Indian Seer?

A few weeks ago I shared with you my personal experience having Nadi readings (Deepak Chopra first introduced me to them) and I was surprised to learn that there are Nadi leaves for the world as well as individuals, I am sharing with you today a link to a fascinating one hour video of a […]

Finding Beauty and Inspiration in Devastation

There is no denying where we are right now. The shit has hit the fan. Or, you more evolved types might say “the shift has hit the fan.” In this moment in time, where no one knows when the pandemic will end, and how and when the economy will recover, I am navigating my rollercoaster […]

Love In The Time of Coronavirus

Rebecca Winn is an artist with words and her new book, new book One Hundred Daffodils; Finding Beauty, Grace, and Meaning When Things Fall Apart, proves the underestimated power of beauty to heal our deepest wounds. Using her garden, nature, and a delightful smattering of wild creatures, she weaves her midlife catastrophe into a beautifully […]

How To Spiritually Surf These Crazy Times

I hope you are safe and staying healthy as we all deal with this life changing time we are in. Brian and I are isolating ourselves at home, we’ve stocked up on lots of Amy’s canned organic soup (which I hope tastes good as I’ve never eaten it before), and we are checking in with […]

Manifesting In A Time of Madness

I woke up this morning to news about world markets crashing, Corona virus numbers doubling, speaking engagements being canceled, and so much more. And yet, I am feeling very optimistic as I wash my hands in hot soapy water and make a list of more food to store up on “just in case.” Why am […]

A Theory of Love

A few years ago I came upon the letter below that was supposedly authored by Albert Einstein written to his daughter Liesel about love. I have since discovered that Einstein did not write this and the original author is still unknown. That said, when I re-read it again, I was still moved by the wisdom, […]

The Unexpected Pleasures of Aging

One of the greatest joys of my life is that I get to meet some of the most brilliant and evolved humans on the planet and this includes my friend, Chip Conley. Chip has written several New York Times bestsellers, including Wisdom at Work, and now is the innovator of “becoming a Modern Elder.” I […]

Who Needs Your Love NOW?

One of my favorite lines in A Course In Miracles is this: The only thing lacking in any situation is that which you are not giving. If you are out of sorts, stressed out, anxious, in need of a hug and some love, please know that you are not alone. Most of us are pretty […]

Research shows THIS is the #1 key to happiness and longevity

Have you heard about The Marriage Effect? It’s scientific research that proves that one of the best ways to have a long, happy, healthy life, and to experience less pain when you do fall ill, is to be in a good marriage. If you’re a single woman, or have a friend that is, I have […]